I converted some pdf files into Word 2016. When I opened some files I found out that there were a lot ^p in the middle of sentence. Could I create a wildcard to search occurrences. ^p can not be used in the wildcards directly (illegal pattern).
There are possible situations before end of paragraph.
- line finish with a dot (.) quotation (“) – end of sentence, skip
- after text could be a space or not space (for example “myword^p” or “myword ^p”)
- after text could be a comma (,) (for example “myword,^p” or “myword, ^p”)
- the new line after ^p could be started with regular English letters (a-zA-Z) because names could be started with capital letters. Gemini gave me such versions of wildcards but they not always work:
([a-z])^13([a-z])
([a-z]) ^13([a-z])
([a-z])^s^13([a-z])
([a-zA-Z])^13([a-zA-Z])
([a-zA-Z]) ^13([a-zA-Z])
([a-zA-Z])^s^13([a-zA-Z])
Could you propose something more generic? Thanks.
